donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. out the door with a check on the forecast with a check on roads with katie and meisha. >> happy monday. so starting off with a little bit after bang. we have overturned tractor-trailer, mt. laurel, new jersey, on the new jersey turnpike, we will be talking about that in a bit. >> thankfully the wet letter cooperate for anyone travel today. combat some sun glare i would say, certainly as the sun continues to come up earlier and earlier every day, later and later, yes, becomes more of an issue for the a.m. and p.m. drivers. rye now storm scan is very quiet. it will stay that way throughout the day. not too much after breeze, just minor one that you may notice ever so slightly. but generally this just looks like very calm day, certainly storm scan reflect that with nice clear sky overhead at the moment. now we did have cold front that passed through, and it did actually knock our temperatures back. however, it didn't knock them far enough back that we're actually back to what's seasonable just yet. so still very mild day for the standards, and again, late february, hit 07 degrees yesterday? i mean, that's completely

unheard of. new record. i think we will end one another record before the week is said and done. i'll let you know that later in the show here, but for now, it is out the door, if you're just tuning in quickly to check your weather and traffic and hit the road. forty-seven the temperature at the airport, at 40 atlantic city, little cooler in the allentown and wildwood area, specially millville, where you drop off pretty stub standingsly, as the day progresses everyone gets in on full sunshine, it is cooler, technically, however, 57 is still well above average, by 11, 12 degrees or so, so cooler but still mild day if that makes sense. couple of showers chances, do wait in the wings for us, as i mention, another record is also on the docket. i'll let you know which day to expect the warmest weather coming up. >> thank you so much. we turn our attention right away, just talking about at the desk, overturned tractor trailer in mt. laurel, the driver was injured, and transported to the hospital. it sounds like traffic now is squeezing by on the shoulder. but i would still recommends using this alternate of 295. where is the new jersey

turnpike past route 73, again, all of the driveable lanes are completely blocked right now, alternate, 29, a going to be your better bet than trying to squeeze by on that shoulder, and, also, one tweet said: dejavu all over again the northbound side of the new jersey turnpike, that would be correct. last week another serious overturned tractor-trailer, this time on the northbound side. heads up on this. avoid the area if you can. if possible, otherwise use that alternate. then we also have some construction here going on in the trenton marysville bridge, southbound direction, one toll lane blocked there is will be blocked all the way until 2:00 . by the way, this is one of the alternates to the delaware river bridge. so just heads up on that, that can probably start to slow you down maybe little deeper into the 5:00 hour. heads up on that. speaking of the delaware river bridge, just remind they are will be closed until around april-ish time, jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha. developing story in juniata park. philadelphia police are looking for the men who invade

add home then tied up the home owner. >> victim's brother found him two days later still bound. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live with the details. what do we know here? >> reporter: well, good morning, rahel and jim. we spoke to the victim's brother just short time ago. he tells us his brother's name is paul. and that he's in pretty bad shape. police tell us the man is in serious condition at aria-torresdale hospital. he has some very serious injuries, he was his fan as well as arms and legs. it started in this garage, then quickly moved up to the second floor bedroom here. investigators aren't sure at this point if the man was drowned, but they say it appears he was targeted. this happened about 11:00 p.m. friday. police say 50 year old man was working in his open garage on the 4200 block of neilson street when two mask men entered with a gun. they forced him into his home and up to second floor bedroom, he was bound with electrical tape action gagged with a rag, beaten and pistol whipped.

the men left after 15 minutes, but the victim was not found until almost 48 hours later. around 5:00 p.m. sunday the man's concerned brother broke into the house looking for him, and found him still tied up. >> we don't know if anything has been taken here. we have yet to determine that. we do know that he was assaulted, and it does appear that some sort of planned attack, this crime was planned out. >> investigators expect to be out here for several hours this morning, processing the scene, which includes the garage, as well as the home. but they say that this garage has both interior annex tear year cameras that captured a lot of this very horrific crime on camera. but for now, live in juniata park. i'm tragedy, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> hopefully that video can help them. thanks, trang. new this morning, philadelphia police are looking for a gunman who pistol whipped 19 year old man in east oaklane, investigators think the attack which

happened on the 5600 block every north 66 street was a robbery attempt. police say the gun went off. no one was wounded. the victim at einstein medical center meanwhile, car crashes into group of pedestrians on city avenue sending three people to the hospital. this all happened just before 10:00 last night in wynnefield heights. officials tell us multiple people were in the intersection. city avenue and monument road when a car slammed into them. last check, no word on how they're doing. >> over to north philadelphia now. three people are rushed to the hospital after car smashes into a building. this happened on the 1600 block of bouvier street right by oxford street. the car crashed into the structures front railing just before 10:00 last night. no word on the condition of the victims. >> this morning the search is on for the kill here shot a man in philadelphia's kingsessing section. "eyewitness news" on the 1300 block of 53rd street where police say 27 year old man was shot once in the head, shortly before 6:00 saturday evening. the victim was returned to the hospital where he later died. at this point, no arrests have been made.

>> chester police are looking for the gunman and the motive behind shooting at convenience store, man shot at the chester shop and save near ninth and central around 8:00 last night. now, it is un near this happened inside or outside the store. the victim was returned to crozer-chester medical sent war gunshot wound to his abdomen. >> president trump marks one month in office, looking to cross off the items on his agenda. >> planning to unveil his revised immigration and travel ban while is her clinic for new national security advisor, don champion report, thousands of protesters plan to take to the streets on this president's day, against the president's policy. >> president trump said sunday at his so-called winter white house interviewing several candidates to replace this ousted national security advisor michael flynn. advice admiral harwood turned down the president's job offer last week reportedly after staffing dispute with the white house. the new director can do whatever he or she want to do with the staffing at the -- >> the white house is running

so smoothly. >> over the weekends the president held a campaign rally in florida for his 2020 re-election, during which he falsely suggested tweeting experience major terror attacks as a result of taking in refugees. >> if you look at what's happening last night in sweden, they're having problems like they never thought possible. >> after major backlash, mr. trump south to clarify the remarks yesterday, tweeting the statement, quote, in reference to story that was broadcast on fox news. meanwhile, members of his own party raised concerns about the president's recent tweets calling the press the enemy of the american people. >> that is how dictators get started. and i'm not saying that that's p is trying to be a dictator. i'm just saying we need to learn the lessons every history. >> angry over what they view as president trump's chaotic first month in office, hundreds of demonstrators took part in weekend rallies in chicago, and new york, many blasting the president's

short-lived travel ban. >> i'm here to protest everything that 45 stands for. >> thousands more are expected to take part in not my president's day rally today in cities across the country. don champion, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." well, happening today, an ex assistant in the philadelphia ace district attorney's offers is seeking to replace his ex boss. resigned last week as first assistant d.a., after seth williams announced woe not seek re-election, al shabaz served as assistant district from 1988 to 1993. he returned last august. >> well, the flooding rains have ends in the california, but plenty of resident are still evacuated. >> and this morning residents around the oroville dam are being told they may have to leave again. we'll have an update. >> plus, we're following severe weather in texas, where a tornado warning has just expired. new video into our news room shows damage left behind from these dangerous storms. >> also, we take to you sea isle city polar bear run that

was more like a spring surprise. >> ♪ holiday ♪ >> and it is president's day, a holiday that's got federal offices closed, lots every area museums having special events today. we'll tell but a few of them coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪

kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >> a massive line of thunderstorms hammers san antonio, and much of south texas last night, at one point prompting tornado warnings, homes were damaged, roads closed, no reported injuries including surveying the storm damage after sunrise. >> well, out west, hundreds of students in a california university have been forced to evacuate their dorms. 275 freshmen at polly state university forced to evacuate their residences because of actively eroding hillside. no word when student can

return. those who live nearby went home, while others are staying in temporary housing. >> meanwhile nor by orville california authorities are warning residents to be prepared to evacuate their homes for the second time in a week, officials at the oroville dam say the lake elevation also low, but water levels will fluctuate during the storm. last week nearly 200,000 residents were evacuated after massive damage was found on the damn's emergency still way . >> unseasonably warm weather made for rather successful fundraiser, thousands showed up to the annual polar bear run nor autism in sea isle city, new jersey. and runners and walkers every all ages took over the boardwalk yesterday, this year's run broke the record for both attendance and the amount of money raised. organizers and runners alike say the weather played a part in the event's success. >> my gosh, what a beautiful day. big difference from last year,

come back, heard the weather is supposed to be decent. want to de funds my title from last year and run for a great cause. >> raising over $100,000, the proceeds benefit special services schools, families, of special needs children, and organizations like autism speaks. >> awesome. >> i thought about this yesterday. i thought, well there is no polar bears out there today. >> still polar run, yes. >> guys, i mean, that water temperature was a heck of a lot colder than the actual air temperature was. right? yes, so the folks that took the dive and made the plunge, quote unquote, hats off to those guys. that will was still quite cold. but, it never hurts to be able to come out of the open ocean water there and come back out to 60s, even couple of 70s for the daytime highs. can you believe is it? we ended up with another record yesterday. that has got us all thinking spring. we take you out to another shore point, things are nice

and dry at the moment outside ocean city, in cape may county of course, and we will keep things dry all day today. with lots of sunshine. if maybe you were one of the folks that's enjoying a nice long holiday weekend, perhaps were you down the shore here this weekend, what, again, great excuse to be out there here even today. although it is technically cooler, still above average. and i know i'm thinking spring here. let's look at the countdown. where are we? twenty days until daylight saving combination, 28 days until the official start of spring with equinox, 43 days until the average high of 60. i feel like we can wipe that clean. already seen multiple days, not just the 60s but even 70 degrees day for you, and 46 until that phyllis home opener. so days are kindling for us, getting close anyway to single digit values. we look at storm scan, no problems out there folks. we did have cool front that particular neckly crossed through, that he is injury it is cooler here today. but didn't bring much of anything say for minor breeze, bulk of the energy far removed off to the north. then the next storm system

barreling through the lone star state, very heavy and severe thunderstorms, eventually showers with the storm are going to be headed our way. sound like we are talking not much more than again couple of showers specially tomorrow night into very early wednesday. meantime, though, it is all about the temperature at this point. what you are going to see here is anywhere from 32 degrees and lower on the contours, and notice, they just stay for the most part off to the north, and we are going to see again another system come into tuesday into wednesday. that's the next shot really for us to see anything close to freezing. and then, for the most part, it stays not just north but canadian border, until we hit the u up coming weekend, another chance to see the drop on the this thermometer come. in february, weaver a shot at the top ten for mildest winters, see how we do, regardless looking at the next seven days, there is not a single day that is even close to average, say, for tomorrow. that's even still above the average, by about 50 degrees here. again watching late day showers, no major heavy

rainout of t that's the next chance for rain. it will lead into very early wednesday morning. meisha? >> all right, katie, thank you so much. and we are still covering this overturned tractor-trailer, take a lock at this, this is in mt. laurel. and the driver was transported to the hospital. new jersey turnpike northbound past route 73, all lanes are blocked right now. you will have to use this alternate 295, but i will say that we do have drivers squeezing by on that shoulder, but it is getting very, very slow moving around that area. so, i would avoid the area if you can, if you cannot, use this alternate, 295, that will help you out little bit. like i said, traffic is squeezing by on the shoulder, it is getting very slow around there. an accident here with downed telephone pole. heads up. allentown road closed right now between camp rock hill road and butter creek road. you're still traveling around this area at posted speeds, but you probably will start to drop here, coming up in a little bit. and then we also have some overnight construction, i want to pull your attention, route one northbound oxford valley closed between nine p.m. and 5:00 a.m. so again, this overnight construction, affect the us

this morning it, will affect us again, lingering out there, all week long, through friday. rahel, back over to you. >> good to know, meisha, thank you. now for look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> the front page of the reading eagle governor tom wolf administration in the process of creating data dashboard to give it come rehinges i have information about drug overdoses occurring in pennsylvania, far more quickly than is currently possible. >> from the burlington county times, number of fire district head elections in burlington county over the weekend. turn out for this year's elections was low, those who did cast ballots were generous, five special questions passed, voters also elected commissioners to govern district operations. >> delaware manna warded carnegie medal this weekend, michael j. manually died saving his son caught in a dangerous ocean rip current in september of 2015. the garn i go award hones ores individuals who risk their

lives to save another. >> that's a look at newspaper headlines. up next, pat is here with sports. >> good morning, guys, we'll have the flyers out west and the east and the west beat willing beating up in the nba all-star game. huge deal goes down mid game, and it

thanks for waking up with us this morning. >> pat's here with your morning sports. good morning. >> at lover things happening over the weekend, last night, nba all-star game, plus some flyers action, they continue

to split in the wilds card standings, wrapped up their tough west coast win with a late night match up against the vancouver canucks, the start for the flyers, came up big, that pad saved marcus, in the first period, shane had big hand in this one. he had three assists, on all three flyers goals. which came from simmons, voracek and schenn, and the flyers beat the canucks three-two, just two points back of the second wild-card spot. they play the capitols in south philly wednesday night. no sixers were in the line up for this year's nba all-star game, but feeling pretty confident that will change in the coming years. for now, it was a history making game last night in new orleans something ways missing, defense, they played none of it, 23-point, include that dunk rid there. but the night belonged to hometown star, anthony davis, scored all-star game record 52 points on record 39 shots, west beat the east, that's

correct, 192 to 182. and bomb was dropped during the festivities. >> i want to get mvp for this crowd, for the city, and ends, them guys did great job, giving me the basketball, they wanted me to score 50. every time, like six more points, or james was like pass you the ball. those guys did a great job. >> bomb was dropped during the festive tis, kings forward cousins traded to the pelicans, that could impact the sixers, a well, but in a weird theme, found out about the deal during his postgame media availability. >> all-star questions. >> what other questions do you got? >> really? >> ya, really. cousins goes to the pelicans in a package that includes chester's own tyrese evans, rookie budd err field and first and second round pick in the upcoming draft.

this is big for the sixers, because philly can swapt draft picks with the kings this year, so the worst the kings do, better for the sixers obviously. while the weather didn't feel much different between philly and florida yesterday, actual baseball action will be taking place in clearwater soon. the phillies play exhibition game against the university of tampa thursday first grapefruit league game against the yankees. >> if you ain't first you're last, qualifying for day tyne an andale earnardt junior returned, after missing 18 races last year, dealt with post concussion symptoms. like he never left. just over 192 miles per hour will start in the front row, teammate chase elliot won the pole for the second straight year. great american race is next sunday. former philadelphia eagle jeremiah trotter showed he is as kinds as they come. last week the axe man visited jackson, new jersey man, known as pop, who is currently on

possible piss, with time winding down, pop's family sent trotter an invitation to come visit. that invitation was accepted. trotter didn't come empty-handed. he brought poppa signed eagles jersey. >> awesome. >> pretty awesome. trot one of the main dudes in the ffl, but's soft i. >> apparently. love to see athletes do that. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," find out one of the largest mergers ever is being scrapped. >> and cities across the country get ready for president's day protests, why some in the uk are upset over president trump's planned visit. trang? >> a man beaten and left for dead. i'm trang do how he was eventually discovered, 48 hours later. katie? >> and trang, looking ahead already to the upcoming weekend, and while we are expecting a pretty nice warm up again this week, it does look as though we are going to start to see much more seasonable air return to the forecast, come sunday, especially. but saturday, staying pretty

mild. expecting highs still in the 60s by that point. also tracking new storm system, we will do that on

>> after yesterday's record highs, in for sunny and cooler

monday. more record warmth is in the future. >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in just a minute. first, what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> developing now, a man beaten, bound, and gagged, in his juniata park home. >> this man currently in stable condition at aria-torresdale hospital. he has some serious injuries to his face. >> we have one down, one victim. >> pilot in stable condition after crashing his small plane in a north jersey neighborhood. investigators say it is shear luck no one was killed. >> president trump marks one month in office. this weakest's expected to unveil his re advised immigration ban. >> meanwhile, more than a thousand people of various states rallied in times square in support of muslim americans. another rally planned for today. >> penn